French Civil CodeIn force
Section 7: Executors.
Article 1032
The executor's mission ends at the latest two years after the opening of the will unless extended by the judge.
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The executor's mission ends at the latest two years after the opening of the will unless extended by the judge.
The executor may be relieved of his duties on serious grounds by the court.
The testator may empower the executor to take possession of all or part of the furniture of the estate and to sell it if it is necessary to discharge the particular legacies within the limit of the av…
The costs incurred by the executor in the performance of his duties shall be borne by the estate.
The executor is called into question in the event of a dispute over the validity or execution of a will or legacy. In all cases, he or she intervenes to support the validity or demand the execution of…
The executor shall take any precautionary measures useful for the proper execution of the will. He may cause an inventory of the estate to be made, in the manner provided for in Article 789, whether o…
If there are several accepting executors, one of them may act in default of the others, unless the testator has provided otherwise or divided their office.
The executor shall render an account within six months of the end of his engagement. If the execution of the will is terminated by the death of the executor, the obligation to render an account falls…
…0 and 1030-1 are given by the testator for a period which may not exceed two years from the opening of the will. An extension of up to one year may be granted by the judge.
…y is a testamentary disposition by which the testator gives to one or more persons the universality of the property that he will leave at his death.
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